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10th March 2020 - 65 days till 65 years
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Thu Mar 12, 2020 10:09 pmby Jukesays
Apologies as not had chance to post when I said I would.
But just for a bit of fun and factual learning
Post your memories of the things that have happened in the world since The Wolfs won the league in 1955
No1 - Weve put a man in space
Please feel free to add your observations/facts until 14th May 2020 when it will be 65 years since The year of the Wolf (Hayleys comet could be in there).
Re: 10th March 2020 - 65 days till 65 years
Posted:
Thu Mar 12, 2020 10:18 pmby Egg Chasing
Not only has a man gone into space, they've also walked on the moon
Re: 10th March 2020 - 65 days till 65 years
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Thu Mar 12, 2020 10:28 pmby JonnyBroad
Tefal invented the non stick pan.
Re: 10th March 2020 - 65 days till 65 years
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Thu Mar 12, 2020 10:30 pmby hatty
Egg Chasing wrote:
Not only has a man gone into space, they've also walked on the moon
Man will more than likely walk on mars before they win it again
Re: 10th March 2020 - 65 days till 65 years
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Thu Mar 12, 2020 10:33 pmby Jukesays
hatty wrote:
Egg Chasing wrote:
Not only has a man gone into space, they've also walked on the moon
Man will more than likely walk on mars before they win it again
Only facts please
Re: 10th March 2020 - 65 days till 65 years
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Thu Mar 12, 2020 10:47 pmby JonnyBroad
The M6 motorway opened 3 years after in 1958.
Re: 10th March 2020 - 65 days till 65 years
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Thu Mar 12, 2020 10:49 pmby sergeant pepper
In that time Ian Gildart was born, won the league and also had a son who's won the league.
Re: 10th March 2020 - 65 days till 65 years
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Thu Mar 12, 2020 10:50 pmby hatty
Jukesays wrote:
Only facts please
Ok here goes, BBC2,ITV & Channel 4 have all appeared on our TVs
Re: 10th March 2020 - 65 days till 65 years
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Thu Mar 12, 2020 10:52 pmby hatty
We’ve had seven popes since 1955
Re: 10th March 2020 - 65 days till 65 years
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Thu Mar 12, 2020 11:05 pmby Egg Chasing
A GALLON of petrol cost four shillings and six pence - that's 22p in today's money.
A PACKET of cigarettes cost 18p.
A POUND of butter was 18p, a loaf was 4p, a pint of milk 3p and six eggs just 8p.
FOR £1 you could have bought 15 pints of beer, 14 fish suppers or gone to the cinema 10 times.